My youngest Next Generation is feeling a little left out of the Knitting Hands 3 Generation photo moment on Sunday. She'll be home from her summer Internship with Scholastic books in a few weeks for her Senior fall semester at UMaine.Not to be ignored nor left out, she has sent me a picture of her creative use of the idle subway knitting needles. Since the practice ball of yarn is the same size as it was when it left many months ago, I'll assume it's safe to say I have not corrupted another knitting hopeful with my wonky style of knitting?
Miss you kid :) Will be happy to have you back home for a while. Soon!!
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Emphasis on: Miss you kid :)and Soon!!
I would have bold fonted those words in this message if I had a clue what "Your HTML cannot be accepted: Tag is not closed" means.
And spell checker doesn't like awhile? But it looks funny as two words so I should have clicked ignore...the word. NOT YOU. so needy :)
Back before Amy The Scary, But Beloved Stylist Who Likes To Buy Me Lunch got ahold of me, I used to do that with the needles. Not much hair left now, though. I ended up having to knit more just to have someplace to put the needles.
Hey! That is where my double pointed knitting needle was the other day!
It was hot and I wanted to tight my hair up... I didn't have a crunchy or a barette so I roll my hair and used the dbpn to hold my hair together!
I was looking for it EVERYWHERE and it was in right there, in my hair!
Isabelle aka Tricotine
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